Albert Iii Collection

Hedvig Eleonora, Queen of Sweden, family tree, 1704. Creator: Eric Utterhielm
Hedvig Eleonora, Queen of Sweden, family tree, 1704

Albert III, 1443-1500, Duke of Saxony, Zedena, 1449-1510, Princess of Bohemia. Creator: Anon
Albert III, 1443-1500, Duke of Saxony, Zedena, 1449-1510, Princess of Bohemia, unknown date

Albert III (Achille) or Albrecht
3780259 Albert III (Achille) or Albrecht; (add.info.: Albert III (Achille) or Albrecht, ruler of Brandenburg in the 15th century. Prince-elector of the Margraviate of Brandenburg

Albert Achilles in battle against Nuremberg in 1449. (colour litho)
725441 Albert Achilles in battle against Nuremberg in 1449. (colour litho) by Rohling, Carl (1849-1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: Albert Achilles in battle against Nuremberg in 1449)

Albert III, Duke of Austria, with his two wives, Elisabeth of Bohemia and Beatrice of Nuremberg (engraving)
3646899 Albert III, Duke of Austria, with his two wives, Elisabeth of Bohemia and Beatrice of Nuremberg (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Albert III)

L Entente Cordiale: The Royal Yacht Victoria & Albert III reviewing the Anglo-French
5673167 L Entente Cordiale: The Royal Yacht Victoria & Albert III reviewing the Anglo-French fleet in Cowes Road, 1905 (oil on canvas) by Martino

Saxe-Wettin: the Albrechtsburg and Albert the Bold, Duke of Saxony, 1485 (chromolitho)
968410 Saxe-Wettin: the Albrechtsburg and Albert the Bold, Duke of Saxony, 1485 (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Saxe-Wettin)

Albrecht Achilles in battle against the Nurembergers, 1450, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Albrecht Achilles in battle against the Nurembergers, 1450, (1936). Albrecht Achill Im Kampf Mit Den Nurnbergern, 1450. Albrecht III Achilles

Albert III (1443-1500), Duke of Saxony and Sidonie of Podebrady (1449-1510). Found in the Collection of Nationalmuseum Stockholm

Albert III Duke Saxony Sidonie Poděbrady
Albert III, Duke of Saxony, Sidonie of Pod─øbrady, Interior views of Albrechtsburg, Murals in Albrechtsburg, 1905, Meiszen, Albrechtburg, Verlobungszug des Prinzen Albrecht, Germany

Albert III Duke Saxony Albrechtsburg 1908 MeiBen
Albert III, Duke of Saxony, Albrechtsburg, 1908, Meiszen, Burghof, Albrecht der Beherzte, Germany

Albrechtsburg Albert III Duke Saxony 1902 MeiBen
Albrechtsburg, Albert III, Duke of Saxony, 1902, Meiszen, Albrechtsburg mit Groszem Wendelstein, Germany

Interior views Albrechtsburg Albert III Duke
Interior views of Albrechtsburg, Albert III, Duke of Saxony, Murals in Albrechtsburg, 1899, Meiszen, Albrechtsburg, Belehnung der Prinzen Ernst und Albrecht, Germany

Albert III Duke Saxony Albrechtsburg 1901 MeiBen
Albert III, Duke of Saxony, Albrechtsburg, 1901, Meiszen, Standbild Albrecht der Beherzten, Germany

Interior views Albrechtsburg Knights Germany
Interior views of Albrechtsburg, Knights from Germany, Albert III, Duke of Saxony, Murals in Albrechtsburg, 1899, Meiszen, Albrechtsburg, Turniersieg des Prinzen Albrecht

Albert III Duke Saxony Interior views Albrechtsburg
Albert III, Duke of Saxony, Interior views of Albrechtsburg, Murals in Albrechtsburg, 1899, Meiszen, Albrechtsburg, Befreiung der Prinzen durch die Kohler, Germany

Albert III, Duke of Saxony
Illustration of a Albert III, Duke of Saxony

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"Albert III: A Life of Love, Power, and Legacy" In the annals of history, Albert III emerges as a figure shrouded in intrigue and influence. From his tumultuous affair with Agnes Bernauer to his valiant exploits on the battlefield, he left an indelible mark on Bavaria's rich tapestry. The death of Agnes Bernauer in 1435 cast a shadow over Albert III's reign as Duke of Bavaria. Their forbidden love had defied societal norms, but tragedy befell them when she met her untimely demise. An engraving captures this poignant moment forever etched in history. Known by many names - Albert Achilles or Albrecht - he was a man who commanded respect both on and off the battlefield. A lithograph depicts him leading his troops into battle against Nuremberg in 1449, showcasing his unwavering courage and strategic prowess. Marriage brought stability to Albert III's life; an engraving portrays him alongside his two wives – Elisabeth of Bohemia and Beatrice of Nuremberg. This union symbolized alliances forged through matrimony that strengthened political ties across regions. Beyond politics and war, there were moments of respite for Albert III. The image showcases him aboard the Royal Yacht Victoria & Albert III during an Anglo-French review known as L'Entente Cordiale. It highlights diplomatic relations amidst opulent surroundings. Albert III's legacy extended beyond Bavaria; Saxony witnessed his bold leadership too. Chromolithographs depict Saxe-Wettin's iconic Albrechtsburg fortress where he reigned supreme as Duke alongside Sidonie Poděbrady – their partnership solidifying dynastic bonds. His military acumen remained unparalleled throughout time; another artwork from 1936 immortalizes Albrecht Achilles battling against the Nurembergers in 1450. His tactical brilliance ensured his place in history as a formidable commander.